Bad Bunny, Texas Dems, and the Artists Making People Nervous
A “scandalous” president and the former star of “MJ the Musical” discuss the duty of an artist in politically turbulent times.
Clock It with Symone & Eugene · Washington, Melania Trump, Pete Hegseth, Washington Post, Minneapolis, Jeff Bezos, music, primaries, Olympics, Michael Jackson, midterms, Pedro Pascal, Melania, Super Bowl, Savion Glover, fashion, The Weekend, TikTok, Grammys, Facebook, Benito Bowl, Chadwick Boseman, Jessica Alba, President Fitzgera
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Show Notes
In the inaugural episode of “Clock It,” Symone Sanders Townsend and Eugene Daniels share the latest coming out of the Texas Senate race, chat about how Jeff Bezos had enough pocket change for the “Melania” documentary but not enough for the journalists and readers of The Washington Post, and they kiki about how the Benito Bowl was a love letter to ALL of the Americas. Plus, President Fitzgerald Grant III (aka Tony Goldwyn) stops by, along with Tony-winning actor Myles Frost. They talk about their new play “Chez Joey,” why artists need community (just like the rest of us), and using their work to make people uncomfortable.
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